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25.01.2022 This beautiful painting called "The Wait and The Reward" speaks volumes. What do you think? (Artist: Anna Rose Bain).

23.01.2022 DOES 5 WEEKS MAKE A DIFFERENCE?? You may not look pregnant at this point but your baby's tiny heart has already begun to beat and pump blood. The heart is dividing into chambers and will find a more regular rhythm soon. Your baby is about half a centimetre long and looks more like a tadpole than a human. He'll undergo a growth spurt this week. He's busily growing his major organs, including the kidneys and liver. His neural tube, which connects the brain and spinal cord, wil...l close this week. His upper and lower limb buds begin to sprout -- these will form his arms and legs. The intestines are developing and the appendix is in place. Below the opening that will later form your baby's mouth, small folds exist where the neck and the lower jaw eventually develop. As early as this week, his facial features are already forming. His nostrils are becoming distinct and the earliest version of his eyes' retinas are forming. See more

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16.01.2022 The number of births to teenage mothers in Australia has jumped after decades of steady decline, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recording a 10% increase nationally between 2007 and 2008. New South Wales recorded the most significant increase at 15%. While some health professionals are concerned, others say the increase is in line with the country's overall baby boom. Fertility rates for all age groups of mother increased between 2007 and 2008, except for women... aged 4549 years, for whom the fertility rate remained the same. Dr Patricia Weerakoon, co-ordinator of the University of Sydney's graduate program in sexual health, said teenagers were becoming sexually active earlier, putting themselves at risk of sexually transmissible illnesses and unplanned pregnancies. ‘Kids are having more sex and they are having risky sex,’ she said. Despite the increase, Australia's teenage fertility rate of 17 per 1,000 teens is still much lower than the US at 51 per 1,000; Britain, 27 per 1,000; and New Zealand, 26 per 1,000. But it is higher than many European countries including Germany, 10 per 1,000; France, eight per 1,000; and the Netherlands, four per 1,000. Professor Anthony Smith from the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University, said supporting teenage mothers was critical, particularly when it came to helping them complete their education. But most women under 20 who had babies were in their late teens and the pregnancies might be planned as part of a committed relationship, he said. ‘Most of the teen pregnancies do, in fact, occur in the 18, 19-year age bracket’, he said. The ABS data, 3301.0 Births, Australia, 2008, is available at the ABS website: www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/mf/3301.0 (Source: Sydney Morning Herald, 29 August 2010.)

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13.01.2022 A Team Leader positions exists with the Anglicare Northern Inland Moree "Hope For Life" program. The program is a specialised service that will value unborn children by supporting their teenage parents. This is a permanent part time position and will entail working with pregnant teenagers and their families to identify the support, services and responses they need. The role will also include working collaboratively with a range of organisations and care providers to pro...vide an integrated service delivery approach to meet their needs. It is important you refer to the Anglicare Northern Inland website www.acsdarm.org.au "About Us" tab and read the position criteria and additional applicant information. "We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people." Applications close 10 July 2015. See more

13.01.2022 Hope For Life - Teenage Pregnancy Support is coming to Moree, NSW in July 2015.

12.01.2022 READ THIS WHILE WAITING FOR YOUR PREGNANCY TEST RESULTS. 20th Sep 2016 by Claire van Ryn. Two lines, or one?...Continue reading

11.01.2022 When a teenager falls pregnant there are choices that will need to be made at some point down the track. Such as are you going to raise your baby or are you going to adopt.

07.01.2022 A Support Worker position exists with the Anglicare Northern Inland Moree "Hope For Life" program. The program is a specialised service that will value unborn children by supporting their teenage parents. This is a permanent part time position and will entail working with pregnant teenagers and their families to identify the support, services and responses they need. The role will also include working collaboratively with a range of organisations and care providers to provide an integrated service delivery approach to meet their needs. It is important you refer to the Anglicare Northern Inland website www.acsdarm.org.au "About Us" tab and read the position criteria and additional applicant information. This is an Aboriginal Identified position.

05.01.2022 Hope For Life is up and running in Moree. If you are a teenager in Moree or nearby areas and have found out you are pregnant message through FB or call Louise on 67523419 for a chat.

04.01.2022 A Team Leader position exists with the Anglicare Northern Inland Moree "Hope For Life" program. The program is a specialised service that will value unborn children by supporting their teenage parents. This is a permanent part time position and will entail working with pregnant teenagers and their families to identify the support, services and responses they need. The role will also include working collaboratively with a range of organisations and care providers to provide an... integrated service delivery approach to meet their needs. It is important you refer to the Anglicare Northern Inland website www.acsdarm.org.au "About Us" tab and read the position criteria and additional applicant information. "We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people." Applications close 31 July 2015. See more